Asking for Permission to Eat and Other Reassu...

Welcome to part two of the Recovery Q&A series.This week we're moving away from weight gain and talking about something that can feel just as challenging: recovering in a world where everyone seems to have an opinion about food.How do you stop comparing your plate to everyone els ...  Show more

You sent in your questions, and this is the first episode of a three-part Recovery Q&A series.These aren't quick answers or textbook explanations. They're the conversations I wish someone had had with me when I was recovering.In this episode, we're talking about one of the bigges ...  Show more

In this episode of Fly To Freedom, Vic and I are back answering your real questions from the community. We’re going deep into the messy, uncomfortable but transformative parts of eating disorder recovery — things like acting in line with your values when fear keeps getting in the ...  Show more

Coach Julie and Kathryn discuss why it’s important to give yourself full permission and full pleasure in the areas of eating, exercise, rest, and more. Learning to trust yourself, own your decisions, and enjoy what you choose to eat and do will benefit you as you recover and crea ...  Show more

If you’re recovering from an eating disorder, you might well desire to eat all the foods that you have been depriving yourself of, as a rebellion against the restriction or dieting fatigue. You may have an all or nothing relationship with food.

You’re either being super ...

A Bite Size episode exploring eating triggers around Christmas.

1. When other people talk about Intermittent Fasting and their Zoe plan.

2. People not eating for hours on end, when you're trying to do recovery.

3. Being offered endless food and snacks; how ...